Washington County Republican Party 

is proud to announce:

Utah Federal Delegation as our Keynote Speakers

with special guest Congresswoman Marionette Miller-Meeks 

for the Annual Lincoln Day Fundraiser.



February 8th, 2025 at the Dixie Convention Center. 

To sponsor this fundraising event by purchasing a table, please call/text Brandan Morgan (435.862.5473) or Barry Sawyer (801.420.0220).

Tickets and Tables go fast, so be sure and sign up today! 

This is our annual fundraiser and is important to the success of caucus as our budget for Caucus is $25,000. Please help us raise the dollars necessary to fund Caucus and the Party.

UPDATE: 

Due to the SENATORS updated schedules, they will be reporting via a video specific to us! Congresswomen Maloy and Meeks-Miller will be in person!

Event Details:

Saturday February 8th, 2025 at the Dixie Center Convention Center (1835 S. Convention Dr, St. George, UT 84790). Doors open at 7:30 AM for sponsor tables and red tickets. Buffet opens at 8:00 AM with the Program beginning at 8:30 AM.

Seating and tickets: Sponsor tables receive 8 seats, name on program and screens and preferential seating up front. Please contact Brandan at 435-862-5473 to reserve. If you'd like to purchase a RED ticket in the general seating area that price is $50. You don't want to miss this event! Thank you for your support of the Washington County Republican Party!

Sorry no refunds.

Get to Know Congresswoman Marianette Miller-Meeks:

Mariannette’s father was a Master Sergeant in the United States Air Force who was forced to take up extra work, sometimes two or three jobs, to support their family. Her mother, who did not have a high school education, also worked multiple jobs.

Mariannette originally dreamed of becoming a teacher because she loved school and wanted to share her passion for learning with others. However, in 10th grade, she was severely burned in a kitchen fire. While at the hospital, Mariannette was treated by a physical therapist who went out of her way to

make sure she got better. This woman’s kindness and selflessness inspired her to become a doctor so she could help others.

Mariannette was the fourth of eight children and since her parents did not have the means to pay for college, she left home at 16 and enrolled in community college. She later enlisted in the United States Army at 18, where she served for 24 years as a private, nurse, and doctor (ophthalmologist or eye

diseases/surgery.) She went into private practice in Ottumwa in 1997 and she has remained there with her husband, Curt.

Mariannette has two grown children, Jonathon and Taylor. In 2010, Governor Terry Branstad appointed her as the Director of the Iowa Department of Public Health where she served until 2014.

In 2018, the voters of Senate District 41 elected Mariannette to fight for them in the Iowa State Senate. She resigned from the state senate on January 2, 2021 to take her seat in the United States House of Representatives.

Mariannette is a member the House Committee on Energy and Commerce, where she sits on the Subcommittee on Health and the Subcommittee on Environment, Manufacturing, and Critical Minerals, as well as the House Committee on Veterans Affairs, where she serves as Chairwoman of the

Subcommittee on Health.